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Originally Posted by antych
lol, we have one guy who doesn't understand basic math, and another who doesn't understand basic English. The OP never asked what you're implying he did. Stop digging yourself into a bigger hole.
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Hang on mate. Typically an internal combustion engine will have two output values HP and Torque. Yes they are different values, However, for most naturally aspirated engines the HP value will be larger than the torque. In supercharged engines I think it changes to higher torque than HP. I think that is what OP was asking here. Further, engine design such as piston diameter vs stroke have an effect on HP vs Torque values as well. Having a large diameter piston and relatively short stroke will yield larger torque numbers I think, it's called an over square engine like Harley Davidson, they make a lot of torque vs HP. Then again, I might have missed something here.